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    Healthcare: Developing innovative solutions to improve patient care and healthcare delivery.

                          Education: Designing engaging and effective learning experiences for students.
                          Social innovation: Addressing social issues by creating solutions for vulnerable populations.

                          Business strategy: Developing new business models and strategies that align with customer

                          needs and market trends.
                          Organisational  change: Supporting  organisational  change  by  involving employees  in  the
                          design process.

                      DESIGN THINKING PROCESS
                      The design thinking process is made up of five stages. Each stage helps you move from
                      understanding a problem to building and testing a solution. The process is flexible—you can go
                      back and repeat stages as needed to improve your solution.

                                                                                        5   Test

                                            Prototype
                                                       4

                                                                                        3   Ideate

                                               Define  2

                                                                                        1   Empathise

                      Empathise

                      This stage involves understanding the user’s needs, problems and motivations. This is achieved
                      through observation, interviews, surveys and other research methods. The goal is to gain a deep
                      understanding of the user’s perspective and context.

                      Define

                      In this stage, the problem is clearly defined based on the insights gained during the empathise
                      stage. The problem statement should be human-centred and focus on the user’s needs.

                      Ideate

                      This stage involves generating  a wide range of potential  solutions  to  the defined  problem.
                      Brainstorming, sketching and other creative techniques are used to explore different possibilities.
                      The goal is to generate a large quantity of ideas, without initially focusing on feasibility.

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